TRYP Madrid Alondras Hotel

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The 3 star Tryp Alondras Hotel in Madrid boasts a lovely position in close proximity to Paseo de la Castellana and the Palacio de Congresos Convention Center.

Well connected with public transport and with easy access to all the major roads and cities of the country, The Tryp Alondras Madrid Complex is a convenient and easily accessible place to stay whether you are in the city on business or for leisure. The Alondras Tryp 3 star complex also has the enviable position of being close to the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium and is on the transport route for the International airportThese two enviable locations make it a popular choice among football and sports fans, who may want to catch a game during their stay in Madrid.

Alondras Tryp four star complex is situated in the central Chamberi district of MadridIt has a population of 150,000 and is encased by numerous twisting streets, which are typical of old Spanish streets.

These winding streets are lined with an array of modernist buildings, mixed with examples of Gothic and neoclassical architectureThe area of Chamberi has an abundance of green parks and recreational areas.

Ideal for taking an early morning stroll or a brisk walk after a nice hearty TapasMost of the roads and pathways in the district of Chamberi are wooden and lined with trees, making Chamberi an oasis of calm and relaxation in this metropolitan city.

The Capricho de la Alameda de Osuna is by far the most popular of these parks in MadridThe park was created by the request of the Duchess of Osuana at the end of the 18th century.

The gardens earned the nickname of The Caprice for their beautiful and quiet settingThe gardens are accessible by taking metro El Capricho. Wax lyrical in the city of the sun! Hop on the Metro to Colón and visit the local wax museum.

Museo de Cera de Madrid features over 450 figures all immortalized in waxVisitors can see such figures from history as Christopher Columbus and Jackie Kennedy Onassis but also some modern day heroes too, so the kids won’t feel left out.

The museum also features an exhibit on Spanish history all depicted in wax. Untouched for nearly 100 years! The Museo Sorolla is the former home of artist and was left virtually abandoned after his death in 1923The museum features abandoned paint brushes still stained with paint and unfinished pieces cluttering the artist former work space.

After his death the room was left the way it was found and remained a shrine to the artist and still is todayThe museum officially opened to the public in 1932 and is a fascinating evening or day out for art lovers or for curious visitors alike. Welcome to the Bullring! Madrid and the whole of Spain is famous the world over for its bullfighting.

Visitors flock to the country in droves each year to witness this famous Spanish activityThe Plaza de Toros de Las Ventas del Espiritu Santo is the most impressive and well known ring in Madrid.

This magnificent arena is built using red bricks and ceramic titles making it a fantastic sight upon arrival at the bullringMay and June are the best time of the year to see a bull fight in Madrid.

The San Isidro festival takes place around this time of year and attracts the best internationally renowned fighters from all over the country and worldThe fights last around 20 days and feature such dramatic examples of fight such as bullfights on horseback. Why not catch a show on your Spanish vacation! The best show in the city has to be The Corral de la Moreria the oldest flamenco show restaurant in Madrid.

Opened in 1957, the restaurant receives multitudes of visitors each year wanting to soak up the authentic Spanish atmosphere and maybe learn a few steps of flamenco at the same timeThe restaurant is situated in one of the oldest parts of the city next to the Royal Palace, which just adds to its authentic charm.

The restaurant can hold up to 150 guests and is decorated in traditional Castilian style, transporting guest back in time during their visit.

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